OUR CHEESE EXPORT.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1906, 23 September 1884, Page 3

OUR CHEESE EXPORT.

TO I'HK Kill I OR. Sir, — I was pleased to notice that 12 tons of the A.shlmiton clioese had fetched nearly 8d pei lb. Tljafcwassicapit.il and paying pi ico. punided the expenses had been low. Now, 2',d per lb is too much for freight and commission, and I really cannot see why cheese should be sent 111 a cool chamber at all now that wo have a l.ipid direct steam service. Tlie calm bolt in the tropic-?, which i-, so detrimental to cheese, Noilly some 300 miles wide, and tin- being the ease, the swift stoameis nin tluough this boll in about 2-t hours, and hence, I behe\e, it is quite possible to send cheese with perfect safety as geneial cat go, and »o sa\ c expense. I have impoited wme hundreds of cheeses to Auckland from RotLcidam, in Holland, and never had a fallible totten one. They were veiy small, and packed in cases contaiuinmg 12 each ; each cheese was so packed that it could not touch the one next to it, ha\ ing a little compaitment to ltoclf. The cases weie ventilated throughout by hawng strips of perforated wiie nailed o\ei augur holes, and each case was marked " 'tween decks" to insure a good position in the ship, and, to make doubly sure, each cheese was enveloped in a bladder. They weie shipped fiom Rotteidam to London by steamer, and there transhipped in a silling vessel to Auckland; they ai lived in excellent condition, and sold at from 1-ld to Kid per lb. I impoited seveial shipmens, until a large ftnn in Auckland, I piesume, thought I was making a pile out it, swamped the market with a huge ship nient, and the pi ices becoming to be no longer payable I ceased importing. — I am, &c, E. T. Millar. r.iterangi, September 22nd. P.S — My conespondents in London n\ ute me to say that to fetch the highest price our cheese should be only 131bs Mm teen pounds) weight, and Stilton shape. JR.T.M.

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